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irned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. May 10-In the Court Of Appeals today tho
following decisions were handed down.
Dayl Levy others, appellant agt Robert Solomon re-
General special Terms reversed and
motion discharge defendant and bond By him
liberties OF lail denied, with costs in all courts
Theodore BreckOn respondent agt. the Buffalo, Newlork
and Philadelphia Railroad Company appellant Melissa
Cloves respondent Norman ClOyes appellant Bern
hardr Muller appellant ag the City OF Newburg respond
ent The People the Board OF Supervisors OF Chenango
County appellant ag the Board OF state SCISSORS ana OH
respondents Moses May. appellant agt Joseph VI on
eis and others RESPONDENT Elias stone appellant sgh me
Franklin Insurance Company, OF Boston, appellant samuel
Coy respondent agt John Hart appellant Bernard Heiiy
late sheriff respondent John ohat and others mplea
ed, appellant Augustus Kngsbury. assignee In bank.
ruptcy appellant William Thomas and Others respon
dents Judgment affirmed with costs.
rel Farchi, agt the Commissioners etc.
of Motion and continue granted Win
$40 costs 70 abide the event
Pan Gravie appellant agt the Manhattan Railroad Com
paoy respondent Frank Warren, appellant ag FRANK
Baiawn County OF Queens County respondent
Rittie Perkins respondent agL George Hall and others
" Avery, respondent agt. James IL
Bsir appellant: Flour City National Bank OF Rochester
appean agt Traders National Bank OF Rochester
spon.nt Judgment reversed new trial granted costs TO
abide the event 49,
Wells Fargo Co respondent agt Erwin Davis appellant
modified by dedu citing the differences between
per the yea, 1850 and by deducng after
that TIME differences between and 10 per cent and as so
mod affirmed without costs TO either party IN THIS court
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ANNOYED BY THE MoCKIyG.BIRD.

Among the anonymous complaints received by mall
at Sanitary Headquarters yesterday the following
letter addressed TO the Board OF Health and signed by
a Sufferer"
occupants Of the third threesory house from seven
in Twethst north Side between sixth anu sevent
ayeA keen mocking bird which has proved and does SUI
prove annoyance 10 Being unfortunately pos
sessed temperament ana Delhg very poor
the s moDotonOus whistle, which Is almost incesan Oh
be than can bear He COM
thereby causing ~ lose some hours
seep Hearing this Illegal and that in the power
abate tho nuisance appeal 10 you
hoping that you devise by which these pco
retain their musical Cd pet ana yet not cause serious
incon venlsnce 10 a law abiding citizen
sanitary policeman will go on hunt for the mock
inr-h I'd fnda
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THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
pAYBuRG TIE FAvoRITE-TIPs OUT on ALL THE


LOUISVILLE KY May lOThe Spring meeting OF the Louis
Vile Jockey Club begins here tomorrow Mt Churchill Downs
and the prospects OF fine meeting and excellent sport are
The track slow today but viii be In fine cond
lion IN marrow as the weather promises be bright and
pleasant There win DO nine starters in the race OF the day
tho Kentucky Derby. Banburg is big fayori'e as tne
mailing SHOWS: but the seems an open one anu
no one the winner Jun Gore has many stuinf
friends who think no will come hrst IN spite OF tho
faot that his daily Kept In tub OF water Penlehs
worEs mile half to-day IN lao and Win murphy up
Tie lin Ia out I'd. CorTgsn his clarion viii ksI
there having the Derby distance IN 2Ss
srnnc ouhsrn backing account OF his recent perform
bnt he il hardly GOOD enough for tho distance Jaco6n
and Montrose and others have their hackers also anu me
are tipped death dead sure winners Oy tho
knowing ones The majority OF the turfmen say u w We
anbura Jaoobin Clarion or I'm core OF fehuonns
nj EnIlnrlnK are Tie ala IleIa and pools
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, May lo.-ln the United States Supreme
Court to-day the following business was transacted:
No. i37l-The Thorn Wire Hedge Company. and others.
plaintiff IN Fuller and others submitted un
der 32d rule by Charles Kerr for the pantn In error and
by Thomas Wilson for the defendant in
No 29SThe New Process Fermentation Company. appel
agt Magdaena Maus and others Argument Continued
by Jacobs Tor the aPpelees and concluded by Leg
gett for the appellant
No 299-Janes sebert collector etc plaintiff in error
ag the United rel James Lewis administrator
etc Argument begun Mcknight for the plaintiff IN
error continued Henderson for the defendants
error.
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cryrRa1 KEJFER ROUND TO SPEAK.

PIrTsBURG, May 10 (speeiab.-General Keller. who
was on his way 10 Washington where he to deliver the
Grafton at the unwilling OF the Garfield statue on Thurs
day. said to reporter this morning:
those mostly Interested my right speak there under
The terms Of invitation that extended pe crank.
mean miserable all this unpleasant news
paper notOrety and mortified and my friends not little
tne ma mas thing Those who have had
the matter in sympathy with him
and are friends One thing certain, ana that is
live IN Thursday shall deliver address orgi'
nally intended should.
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ssoo rritapnic wv Donohus, 1oe, 20 y won oy two
ahead Barnum second three enEns a 95
Brambeton third Time LEO Frenon poots pso 80
SECOND RAcE-Annua Homeored ssanes ,Hr a1,er iis
~ I waa an easy winner two lengths ahead OF VAnan
second three lengths Of OF Lizzie Baker thira fe
Third RScEPurse 5000 selling mile sultor Palmer.
e6 10 N finished wipner length ahead o. sni
ond twelve lengths ahead Of Belmont shird- iime A0o+
French pools paid SlS 90. A., a., Ill .nas. ona and
oneeighth miles added $500 Dry Mono29ep hs see
ohue 1ibf 10 10Y first length and ball
ond half leng t ahead Bess, third Time Zoo freA'
pools paid 50 35. H.. orrsa s5o0
Panama Nafery ll3; to ~ finished an easy Wiz, nd
lengths ahead OF Nil Desperandnm. seconu Sns r,anch
half ahead OF Longalight, third Time, LOTT fie"'"
pools paid SIS 05
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BRooKLyy MINISTER'S BOUND FOR EUROPE

The Rev. John W. Chadwick minister OF tho Second
Unitarian Church. Brooklyn for the past twentythree
years sailed on the Alaska yesterday for European trip
10 occupy six months He accompanied by his wife
and wifi travel in Great Britain and on the Continent
Arrangements have been made for supplying his pulpit
I'm his absence Mr. Chadwick has had many Invitations
10 preach aud speak while abroad. and Will address
Unitarian oonfere nee in London next month
The Rev Charles hilbert Hall OF the First Presbyter
ian Church Brooklyn who has just completed the rst
decade OF his pastorats will sail the Britannia today
TO remain abroad i've months He will make an extended
visit 10 Edinburgh. farewell meeting was held on
Monday evening by the members OF the church.
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PROGRESS OF THE GRIDIRoN ROAD BILL.

ALBANY May 10 tspeeiah. Cable Railroad scheme
had another inning in the Senate tonight occupying
almost the entire session. 1t came up In Com
mittee of tho Whole on bill introduced
In the Assembly by Mr.. Mcintyre and reported
from the Senate Railroad Committee, amended by
splicing tho seyenty-mllo cable bill upon It
Auer Two hours discussion the committee rose and the
b was ordered IT'S third reading by vote OF II TO 10
The Burns suburban Rapid Transit bill was reported
fayoraDly
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woman It is said is older than she looks. Many
women however look double their actual age by reas on Of
those disorders which upon the and
vitality which, II unchecked arc liable TO change the most
robust woman TO weak brokendown invalid Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription Will positively cure every irregu
ary and peculiar 10 the aud requires but
gle trial prove It's Surprising merit Price reduced 10
one dollar BY druggists
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT CH,NB.Is-Betors Barrett, Nos 43,
300 2oi l0 23 2$7 25s pa 2i5 $751; 26S ga 275 276
stfRSME CouRf-GENgRAL TERN Before Van Brunt P, j.
Daniels and Bartlett JJNos 10 l76 l2d 3d. So H. loi
sPRsNE CouRf-sPEcIAL TERM-PARr I.-Before Patter.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERN-PARr II-Before Beach
Ycs 1855 1922 lS4O 1854 1862 1885. 1885, 1884, 1860
9a.s ai7 be fora ssg s
sss SOC 1888 800 S70S. 27Ss. a4is $780, Sii7 222
sGrEENE II.BefOrs Andrew. 10
N sss t III s9 ~ az @ 4sis 4s5o 4i5 ii;3 ii;i
Se. 1888 soa sS5 sse ASA s77 tSsg t$S
ts sJa 1886 1885 1897 SS 1901 a5S 500 1874 sS s
iGs S S 4 4tss s5 1T :5S 49, AS i5
RRMKcoURr-cRcuIr-PARTIv w. Before rngraham. j.
sTssoGaTKs couRr-Beore Rollins sNod day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TRRM-PARr III-Before Dusro.
SUPERIOR coURr-TRIAL TERM-rARr I-BetOro Truax j.
surSRIcR COURT TERx-PART II-BetOre oGOrman.
SUPERIOR CouRrITM,L TERM-PARr IIL-sefOre sedg
suriEsoa CoTnr@ThIII fEsM-PARr Iv.-BefOre Freed
~ coMaox PEEas~GESEsAL TEaCBetore arrcmOre. !.
Allen s6s 5iN TsaaBece Daily No day
SOnAGy 4s M & 9s 6 sss gs
2ts3 s ss 2t sei $50 SsSS 1851 1865
coMMos PLgAs-TRIAL TERN-PARr II-AdJourned for the
TERxPART IBstOrss d Pr ,Hs i As
NSsss seS ts 7i4 Fac 7s0 i75S 1856 ISL 1899
7e9 i7GI SOD 1908 1868 1857. l7e9 l77O l772 l77S
i7TI lT75 l776 l777 1873. 1881.
CRY coURr-TRiAL TKRM-PART 1I-Before Enrich; u
1855 1885, l549 39g l25l lzSz l@9i lioV ooo ~
100 1899 1925. 1927. 1885 - -. -. ,
CITY coUarTRIAL TERaIPARr dli1Be9re hy a1I ,ia
i62o 1924 1877 1883 1854 1881 1886. 1889. ,
Smyth and Assistant District Attorney Purdy-Nos 10 ~
CoURr or GENERAL SEssroSs-PARr IIBeiors Judge Cow
ing and Assistant Attorney Fizgerad-Nos 10 81
inclusive ,,, NJ. cus.,
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoys-PARr III.-Betore GLIDER
.eeye Judge and Assistant District Atorneg Davis-Heh
In Part ii l. Room Superior Court-NoS 10 20 IN
elusive.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON. May lO-rurDentine firm A. Sla
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SUNDAY RAIL- PLAYING IN ILLINOIS.

srRIxoPELp Ill. May lo-In the upper House Of the
luinos Legislature to-day vote by which the I'LL pro-
hlbtng Sunday baseball playing was referred 10 the commit
AMI Miscellany was reconstructed and the bill
placed on the orieI for FIRST reading
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cARRAsco WINNING THE PAYNE STAKES.

LONDON May l0-Thc second spring meeting at New
market opened to-day. Tho for the Payne Stakes
for three-y ear-ods by Captain C. Bowngs bay
colt Carrasco. Lord Falmouth's bay or brown colt
Danchland camo in second and Mr. Manton's bay colt
Claymore third Carrasco won by length. more was
lands saddle slipped and probably accounts iof MS
defeat
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Judge Van Brunt yesterday made appca-
ton OF Benjamin s;enhard requiring the city authorities
show Justice Barrett tomorrow why Thomas
oud should not be released the Ludlow Street jail
an affidavit accompanying his application Gould says that
the day surrendered himself to the Shrn ne was sud
denly attacked with hemorrhage OF the lungs tnat ne Il
and fears that at moment another
henorrhage may life He his father mother and
having FASTENED bleeding OF the lungs Dr. George
A. Church attending physician at the JAIL In an AFFIDAVIT
SAYS he believes further imprisonment will hasteD
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nAsrLAN NOT TO BE SOLD.

pun pnIA Nav 10 ISpeca regard 20 tho report
that B,an OF the Philadelphia club to be sold Pres
dent Roach thls afternoon denied the He san that
been playing recently because Vi 'o'o Manu-
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Stand In wall-ss and the change from him Mr.
Ledoux after getting the money declared there coun-
tereit the coins which the handed
him and he caused the arrest Of Mr. Henderson masis
discharged tho latter the day emit for
damages for false imprisonment brought by Mr. Henderson
against Mr. Ledoux. tried yesterday in the
Justice Freedmen and Jury In
verdict Of 5000 for the plaintiff
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The Nineteenth Century Clab organization that win
CONSIST OF equal number 2? men an women II IS hary
expected that wiz AL SUBJECTS but IL can
surprise no learn that Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery mQusy pronounced the most successful
remedy 6xant for pulmonary consumption has been %
onstfsisd hundreds OF cases positively arrests this
q early stages. BY druggisa
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nArEs rnR A REGATTA FINED.

WORCESTER, May 10.-HOsmer. the oarsman lo'neu
Hanlan. Bubear, oconnor, Ten Eyck and MCKAY q.
Lake Quinsigamond to-day. July ~, IL ana -
have been selected the dates for tho professional
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WHAT A "FrRsrcLAss" FUNERAL COSTS

Anna schenstaper age twelve was killed the elevated
railroad December TO- 1888 aud the railroad company
agreed to give her hrstclass funeral her father
authorized TO make tho and have the bill sent
TO the company After the funeral the deraker hares
B. Machovsky demanded 1915 making the following specific
charges; Grave sis casket $780, plate siO four horse
hearse S25 ten carriages s6o box slO STROUD s25
balmlns go Grape and candlebearer $40 dsyern box
ground tha was excessive especially obecpg tn the
horses hcarse The undertaken sued company
the Court claiming interest included S449 So Tho
trei yesterday before Judge jury
resulted in a verdict for the pl ainttf OF 1928 60
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reversed and that Chapters 271 and 30l OF the Law
of 1885 were unconstitutional.
DISC Usr At TIE POLO GROUNDS.
A SMALL CROWD SEE rHE NEw-YopKs BEATEN b

A Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE HOME NINE
The exceedingly small attendance Polo Grounds yes
tsrdav although It wasa day. shows what the public
thinks OF the York baseball Mines recent performances
Only spectators present and the general opinion
among that the NewYork club IL the worst man.
eel institution I'm the country local baseball enthus
asts have supported the club generously have overlooked
plumbers patience has ceased 10 be virtue and there
was an open rebellion yesterday Tho management insisted
upon taking Gerha the only good second bascman winch
the club has ever had of the nine and putting Ewing
in that position. The change has ruined good
catcher he es and has psmponsG the local
a1Os sS BEEN % r a9S n % sf y Hns
Ing Of Gerardt Gerhardt have reechoed over ar,
pursuing their ruuous course A. w.. ,,or, and vra.,
ngon clubs Ewing PLAYED or rather Ss ad
5onf Opportunities in the make good plays made
boches Of three Of them The on0oSer rod
most enough to lynch tho unfortunate PLAYER Inc
whGe 5%s the r but lead
only 9 an iu F'SH tide s 2SSa
condosconded 20 make run. oRourke reached hrst on
s second and aer~ar third scored Wild pitch - ,,.
inning reached first careless error by Ewing.
20 second and scored on hit BY Sy
another lonely The bases were full and nobody out yet
The nth inning was for the local PLAYERS
m a1 saoe Gn ocsd Meyers
Who also made hit Hines reached Ist on an eoL pg
second hit by Farrell The local piysrs
the sixth inning Ricnarusoh m@do
hit stole to scored error by Meyers a.,
interest taken IN tne Inalcn to
onoOkers passing the time IN calling Tor Gerhardt ana
Ewing Richardson injured himself In sliding To the nome
ate in tho sixth inning forced to retire Gerhat
walked down from club In the sixth inning am inc
whole crowd rose to their feet and cheered the e
man 10 the echo reception coud not have been more
hearty Gerhart took of his cap half dozen times ING
T Ws:Gin s,sa 4
Tho New.York and Washington clubs play again at the
Polo Grounds to-day. - -. -. ,o
GSrasd viii Metropolitan club contract O &C; c at 10
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GAMEs IN OTHER CITIES.


CINCINNATI May l0-The Metropolitan club played It's nrst
came here to-day and fell easy the Cincinnati club
The -
sinslnn%i,, Q 81 %
Baseh,-cucnnati, IL metropolitan; r. ErroTs Gin
einna 81 Met[9poIsS1 fi'ch'r'Nu'iA"0 anu 'D''
CLEVELAND. May lo-The Cleveland club batted Hender
sons pitching to-day and defeated tho Brooklyn
nine BY this
Cleveland Cleveland .............,:..:.'oS 81
pasehts-cleveland II Brooklyn g. Errors-Cleveland.
G. Brooklyn. s. Pichers-pechiny and Henderson IN
pire-Mr. knight 49,,
adelphia nine to-day. The score was;
Ee,,o I.,,,i; 9 81
Basehs-BostOn 90 Pha egha ID Errors ton;
2; ThIalepha H. Pltehers-Madden and Casey Umpire
DrrRo May Iooday,s game between the peirS; and
nnsss ws s9S Say Tae BY Ills
P Ps,Sis ...:.d 1888 =
observation-disclosures ~: Prtsburg Is: Errors Detroit 2;
PIttsburg, l. PtcLers-wedman and Calvin Cmpire-Mr'
quest.
apolis nine to-day as tOuOWsi
f ga s,;, i J
2 Pssaagg2I AMI M P pIrS'6f mDas
IorrsyrIIr May lO-lbont 1900 spectators say lilo
Lonis lille club defeat the Athletic club to-day BY Tie ioo"
Ing 81
1qs i,,a .S 1885, f--S
Hfhieiic T. Pltchefs- Ramsey and woyrng Umpire
Mr. McQuAie. 49,.
ST. LOUIS May lOlhe ST. LOUIS cnO ueteA'eh 'ho hai'i
mote nine to-day as follows; .
st aoal...........--.-.........-...oo %
pa..blts-s 81 Louis 10 Baltimore Errors-St Louis
2 baltimore 2 Ptchers-Foutz and Knroy. Cmpire-hr'
Cuthbcr-
Al Utloa-Toronto G; utica, 5. ,,o
Al PAiiadelphla-PythIan, 10 Lord Baltinore' y.
Al Observation-Disclosures. D. Oswego, D.
Observation-Disclosures IL star. T.
At Vin ghamton- BIN ghamtOn 10, Hamilton 4
Al Brdse port Brdg port .. DanDury ..
a. W.at.HTsarv-waierbury ~ Springfield, ~
Al NeW.uayon-Yae0 ., Trinity, l.
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Yourg or mldeaged men, suffering from nervous debility
for large treaiss WORLDS Dspensary Medical Association.
ve3 Main 81. BpfrAlo n. Y.
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FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP. CHAMPION II
srEEPLECHAsE, ABOUT 3 MILES.
SIXTH RAcE-coNsoLATloN sTEEPLECHAsE HANDI-
CAP, ABOUT 3l2 MILES.
RACING IN THE MUD AT PIMLICo.

BARNyM BEATEN by BRITANNIc-DRY MoNoPoLE
WINS THE RANCocAs HANDICAP
BALTIMORE, May l0-To.day was the frat OF the spring
meeting the Maryland Jockey Club postponed from yeser
day. because OF rain The track in miserable condition
GIRsI Quartors of mile for all ages. purse
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0u.MY BACK, nv BACK:

on: MY BACK, my BAOA'
pain. Inflammation and Weakness OF the kia.
~ usys, Hips and sides relieved In css uaa ",s,.
A ,ns Cutcurs Anti Palm Plaster. New ana ,I .,
IA iibIa AZ prusgsss. 400 SoTTSR 07V@ A~~
~ CHEMICAL co, Boston
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AMrprcAN OPERA CoMpANY rRoupLEs

Justice Dugro the Superior Court Chambers yesterday
reserved his decision substitute Thomas j.
Rigney the American Opera Company, as de-
PENDANT n tho suit brought against tho company by Madame
Caotta Primer TO 800 balance OF salary which
she claims and S. 900 damages TO her reputa
ton as q singer account Of her discharge ON an
allegation Of lncOmpetsnoy VIZ Townsend,
counsel for Madame Primer, opposed the mQuon
on tho ground that against the receiver would DO
bar TO a against stockhoder, Eugene Lewis on DO.
half Of the opera company eoutended that the receiver
into the case 10 pust DO on motion inter
yene An made between counsel Tor TAX
ing the testimony before vial Of Madame rreee who Is no
testimony Theodore Thomas and Gusaye Hinrchs Is to
DO taken by commission In ST. louis
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Alexander T. Ledoux the chemist purchased evening
newspaper boy In Walst September 3d. 1888 and
gave him 81 bill in payment lie could not change III 90
no took 1t TO Thomas T. Henderson. who keeps stationery
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINR

CHARLESTON May l0-TurDentine firm A. $40
SAVANNAH MAY i0.-TurpsntDe hrm at SIG
WILMINGTON, May 10.-rurpenine hrm at SIC
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"A WOmanIy 4 hruSt.
Boston Herald.

DOStOu IlcIuIu
A Boston fair one-or, perhaps, con-
sidering the circumstances, should say
''unfair" one-whOse charms nearly sev-
enty years have somewhat blighted. has
been soieurning at a fashionable winter
resort for several weeks for the good of
her health and spirits. Her toilets have
rivaled the late Mrs. Stewards in eX-
tcnSiYCnesS and expense, and her make
up has been all that blooming two and
twenty might in safety swear to. Per
petual youth reigncd on her toilet table
and reelected itself in the wavieSt treSseS
of cbon hue, pcachy cheeks and coral
lips, skillful dentistry, and all those
means of grace employed by women
who hate to grow old. Coquettish laceS
on the head and about the throat and
diamonds everywhere softened these
painful facts, and the near-sighted world
exclaimed, What n well-preserved dow
ager. The other morning, however,
even the blindeSt yiS-a-viS was forced to
admit something was wrong in the con-
StructiOn. What had happened no one
precisely knew until chance brought
keen-eyed young sinner TO the break
fast table. After saying grace--or some
thing clSe-in her napkin. she leaned
forward with a bland smile and, hold
ing something between her thumb and
finger, said: "Good morning, Mrs.
Racamere. l believe this is your eye
brOWin
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IN THE ANTE-ROOM.

A good-looking clerk sat at the desk
in the ante-room of Gen. w, ID. Wash
burns office yesterday afternoon and
divided time between answering ques-
tons and dreamily gazing at the ethereal
blue Sky over the Algonquin club rooms.
The good-lo0king clerk was finally
joined by well made man from the in
terror, and SOmnOlent conversation on
the merits of various brands of cigars
enSued. On the walls several maps of
the 500 road and a photograph of
Baldwin locomotive tapped rhythmic
ally in the breeze that toyed with the
promising mustache of the good-loOking
clerk, and caused theilong sidewhiskers
to playfully meet and embrace beneath
the chin of the Well-made man. The
door of the Sanctum was aiar and
through it came OdorS of Cabana cigars
and the faint accents of Gen. Wash
burns voice. A visitor entered and the
gCod-lO0king clerk invited him to seat.
Gen. Washburn is engaged, but will
be through in five minutes"
The visitor studied the route of the
500 road and waited. Another visitor,
prominent miller, Sauntered in after
the usual formula with the gO0d-lOOking
clerk, and joined in a survey of the
straits. A bankers clerk whisked in and
whisked out again. The interior door
was closed and the odors of the Cabana
stole softly through the keyhOle. The
good-looking clerk put his feet on the
desk and hummed an air from the
Little Tycoon" suspending long
enough to say ''five minutes to four
more guests. An hour passed and the
door was opened, but the odor of the
Cabana was all that came out. The
well-made man polished his silk hat
with his handkerchief and strolied out
to the avenue. One of the visitors went
to sleep, and in an hour more a caller
reappeared and was given five min
utes" to wait. He went out, and
presently the good-loolSing clerk closed
his desk and put on his coat. The
sound of broom was heard in the sane
tum, and presently the janitor appeared,
driving cloud Of dust before him. 1t
was 6 O'Clock and the day was over.
Gen. Washburn had gone home. The
walters followed suit.